Balaji Gunasekaran 
This article is all about demystifying the commands “apt update” and “apt upgrade” and their differences! For those of you in a hurry, here is the “Short Version” of the answer! apt update vs apt upgrade: In a Nutshell What is the difference between apt update and apt upgrade? The table below explains the same … Read more
When I was a complete beginner and I needed to install something on my Fedora or CentOS machine, I went online and typed in “How to install <software name> on Fedora” and it led me to a page with some commands which looked like this and sometimes the commands go like this instead And when … Read more
When I was a complete beginner and I needed to install something on my Ubuntu machine, I went online and typed in “How to install <software name> on Ubuntu” and it led me to a page with some commands which looked like this I was just happy that I was able to type something in … Read more
When I was a complete beginner and I needed to install something on my Ubuntu machine, I went online and typed in “How to install <software name> on Ubuntu” and it led me to a page with some commands which looked like this I was just happy that I was able to type something in … Read more
In the last article, we saw the various parts of GitLab, its architecture and how GitLab works. If you haven’t already, I suggest reading the previous article first before reading this one. Here is the link GitLab, A Complete Beginner’s Guide! In this article lets look at how to set it up locally on your Linux … Read more
In the last article, we saw the various parts of GitLab, its architecture and how GitLab works. If you haven’t already, I suggest reading the previous article first before reading this one. Here is the link GitLab, A Complete Beginner’s Guide! In this article lets look at how to set it up locally on your Windows … Read more
In the last article, we saw the various parts of GitLab, its architecture and how GitLab works. If you haven’t already, I suggest reading the previous article first before reading this one. Here is the link GitLab, A Complete Beginner’s Guide! In this article lets look at how to set it up locally on your Mac, … Read more
In the last article, we saw how bigger organizations like RedHat and Google built their businesses around open-source Linux distros. If you haven’t read that already then go-ahead to the link below and once you finish reading it, come back to this one. How Do Linux Distros Make Money? Strategies Explained! To recap it briefly … Read more
Let’s look at the Linux Distros from a business perspective and analyze some of the strategies that companies use to monetize their products in this article. Linux is an open-source project and as such anyone is free to use the code available online to make their own distros. But the development of any professional software … Read more
If you have just installed a guest OS like a Linux distro, Windows 10 or macOS on VirtualBox and you are hosting some network service on that virtual machine, then you need to configure some settings on the virtual box so that you can ping to that virtual machine and communicate with it over the … Read more